Photograph of a field with a herd of Aberdeenshire cattle and a farm house in the background at Collynie, Aberdeenshire in the early 20th century.

Illustration in the Breeder's Gazette from a painting of the [Shorthorn bull] the "Duke of Northumberland" (1940) in 1843 showing him standing in a farmyard.

Photograph of the bull, "New Year's Gift" (57796) standing in a paddock with a man holding it by a rope lead in the early 20th century. The bull was bred by Lord Lovat and sold to Her Majesty, the Queen of England, and bought from the Royal herd by Lord Feversham for £5,000.

Photograph of several cows, two calves and a bull in a field with fence in the foreground in the early 20th century.

Photograph of a page from the Breeder's Gazette from December 21, 1904. It shows the title and two images from the story, 'The Shepherd Boy of the Southwestern Desert - a Tale of Youthful Fidelity by Joseph E Wing.' One photograph shows a boy with a flock of sheep and the other shows a flock of sheep grazing amongst cacti in the Southwestern desert.

Photograph of the 'Steading' at Upper Mill [Aberdeenshire, Scotland?] in the early 20th century. In the foreground is a fenced-in field with cattle with farm buildings and trees in the background.

Portrait of Thomas Bates of Kirklevington, a Shorthorn cattle breeder in Northumberland in the 18th and 19th century

Photograph of William Duthie of Collynie standing next to a brick barn in the early 20th century. Duthie founded Collynie, a famous Aberdeenshire cattle breeding establishment.